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The Heritage of Tasmania: Southern Region - Bothwell
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This post is derived from "The Heritage of Tasmania; The Illustrated Register of the National Estate" (Macmillan, Melbourne 1983)
The Tasmanian National Trust Heritage list has been 'rescinded' by the State Government, so on these pages I have started to reconstruct it.
- Southern Region
- South-Eastern Region
- Western Region
- North West Region
- North East Region
1. Southern rural Region of Tasmania
- Bothwell: 17 of National Heritage + 8 more rural properties
+ 49 registered by the Tasmanian National Trust
+ Map of Bothwell with 69 Historic places:
- Brighton (next page)
- Bruny (following page)
- Clarence (following page)
- Esperance (following page)
1. Bothwell Historic Town, TasmaniaListed on the Register of the National Estate
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- The general character of the town is one of looseness, internal open spaces being important, with consistent architecture generally in good condition.
- The settlement is important for its formal layout which is emphasised by continuing civic consciousness in building and landscape."
Bothwell Historic Town is an agricultural settlement on the Clyde River, set in a modified landscape, surrounded by low naturally vegetated hills.
The Australasian Golf Museum in Patrick Street, Bothwell
- Consistently it is a loose grid plan settlement with large lot sizes. Civic details include avenue plantings and Queens Square.
- Dense pine plantings occur en route to the showground.
- Important homesteads occur on the west side of the river.
- It has two village centres, with fine churches and cemeteries grouped about Queen's Square.
- Read more: http://think-tasmania.com/bothwell/
- On the Convict Trail blog - Bothwell
- Aussie Towns - Bothwell
- Further reading: John Seymour WEEDING: A History of Bothwell, 106pp, b&w photographs. Stapled in wrappers, as issued.
- Read more about Bothwell and other Historic Towns here
Bothwell (population 350) considers itself the 'gateway to the highlands', being the last service, educational and administrative town before the Central Plateau recreational area.
Bothwell Historic Town, TAS
- Bothwell is a classified historic town. Located in a broad river valley at an altitude of 300 metres, its Scottish namesake also bestrides the River Clyde.
- The first settlers, predominantly Scottish, who arrived in 1822, built sturdily, farmed successfully and quarrelled heatedly.
- The Bothwell Literary Society was early established, as were churches and schools.
- The Irish patriot John Mitchel spent time here. Convicts assigned to the area stayed to form the town's commercial and labouring core.
- The oldest golf course in Australia is at Ratho, complemented by the Australasian Golf Museum.
- The area has always depended on primary industry, but the emphasis changed in the late twentieth century from purely pastoral to include extensive cropping areas.
|Bothwell Township
Bothwell Historic Town is one of the most historically significant towns in Tasmania with a total of 60 buildings and locations of significant historic interest.
- The Visitor Information Centre has a small brochure titled Let's Browse in Bothwell which provides a useful map to the town as well as short descriptions of the places of interest around the town.
- Sheep grazing and beef cattle properties are predominate throughout the surrounding areas. There is also a variety of new industries operating to support the traditional farm based enterprises. These include tulips, cereal grains crops, poppies, pyrethrum, strawberries and sheep and goat cheese making. Bothwell also relies on its historic value to attract visitors.
There are over 40 Australian Heritage Registered properties at Bothwell:
they are linked to the 25 properties listed by the National Trust below;
National Trust Registered structures in Bothwell(25 listed in 1983 publication: The Heritage of Tasmania, pages 10-12)
1. Former Post Office, Patrick Street, Bothwell
- A small Georgian building, former post office, with ashlar stone facade. The rest of the building is brick with stone reveals and quoins.
2. Post Office and Residence (Van Diemen's Land Bank), Bothwell10 Alexander Street, Registered
- An unusual and highly memorable Victorian timber building constructed in 1891 as the Van Diemen's Land bank and residence.
- Sale listing and photographs.
- The richly detailed facades of the bank, and the numerous other quality details throughout, are a fine testament to the capacities of the responsible Victorian carpenters and their craft. This corner building is a focal element contributing to the townscape of historic Bothwell.
3. Bothwell Emergency Control Centre,also known as Literary Society Building Classified - 57 Alexander St, Bothwell (see below)
4. St Luke's Uniting Church, 104 Dennistoun Road Bothwell
St Luke's Presbyterian Church (1831) Bothwell
- St Luke's Presbyterian Church, now St Luke's Uniting Church, is also located in Market Place.
It was designed in 1828 and completed in 1831. Of particular interest are the carvings above the main doorway:
Daniel Herbert, the genius convict stonemason-sculptor who carved the images on the sides of the bridge at Ross, is credited with creating these strange images which may depict a Celtic pagan god and goddess.
- Herbert was known for his droll sense of humour. If they are pagan it is amusing to note that Governor Arthur upon inspecting the church ordered the architect, John Lee Archer, to change the rounded windows because they were 'unchristian'.
- Herbert was known for his droll sense of humour. If they are pagan it is amusing to note that Governor Arthur upon inspecting the church ordered the architect, John Lee Archer, to change the rounded windows because they were 'unchristian'.
5. St Michael's Church, Patrick Street BothwellA fine stone Gothic Revival church built by Thomas Lewis, stonemason, in 1891 to a design of Launceston architect Alexander North.
The church has a square tower with a circular stone staircase expressed externally. It occupies an important site opposite Queens Square.
6. Dr J. Brennan's Surgery,Also known as the Coffee Palace.90 Dalrymple Street Bothwell;
- A two storey brick and stucco Georgian building with a stone rear section, licensed as the Young Queen from 1851-1877 when the name was changed to Maskell's Hotel.
- The house was constructed in 1831 for Sandy Denholm, a blacksmith. It is a two storey brick and stucco Georgian building with a stone rear section, It was first licensed in 1836 as The Falls Of Clyde, later called The Young Queen from 1851–1877 when the name was changed to Maskell's Hotel.
- By the late 1800's the building was known as The Coffee Palace, a coffee house hosting accommodation forming part of the temperance movement from the mid 19th century. Read more at On the Convict Trail blog.
7. Former Tannery, Lake Highway, BothwellA group of three single storey stone vernacular buildings formerly used for the tanning of skins and hides.
The buildings occupy a fine site on the western bank of the Clyde River.
8. (Whites') Store and Shop,124 Queen's Square, Bothwell, also known as 20 Alexander Street Bothwell Tas 7030 - Sale listing
The shop has a street verandah and stone footpath paving and its important corner location opposite Queen's Square gives the building focal importance to the historic Bothwell townscape.
9. Bothwell Stores 66 Alexander Street BothwellA two storey brick Georgian corner building, constructed as two shops and residence.
- The building is notable for its shopfronts, steeply pitched roof and stone paving to footpath outside. The building is a focal element of the Bothwell townscape.
10. Fort Wentworth, Lake Highway, BothwellThe house was built in 1832, and in 1849 alterations were made to allow its use as a police office and watch-house.
It is perhaps the best sited of buildings, sitting on a rocky knoll with fine east views over the Clyde River and Bothwell township.
11. 'Wentworth House', Wentworth Street, Bothwell
|'Wentworth House', Wentworth Street, Bothwell
'Wentworth', on Wentworth Street was built for one of the town's early Police Magistrates, Major D'Arcy Wentworth.
It is a gracious two storey home built in 1833 and originally known as Inverhall.
- D'Arcy Wentworth was the brother of William Charles Wentworth (who achieved fame when he was one of the first Europeans to cross the Blue Mountains)
12. Stone Cottage, corner 97 Dennistoun Road Bothwell
13. Stone residence and outbuildings, 8 Patrick Street, Bothwell
A stone Georgian cottage built about 1860 with a later Victorian timber verandah, this building was once used as a post office. The stone coach house at the rear was a staging point for local coaches. The buildings are important townscape elements of historic Bothwell.
|Clifton Priory, Lake Highway, Bothwell
14. Clifton Priory, Lake Highway, Bothwell
- Two storey stone Tudor Gothic house built in 1847-8 by Rev. Robert Wilson from public subscription.
- Wilson caused a scandal when he ran into financial difficulties and sold it owing a considerable sum.
- The house is magnificently sited on Barrack Hill from where it enjoys fine views of Bothwell, the Clyde River and surrounding countryside.
- Read all about Clifton Priory
15. Mitchel's Cottage (Nant Cottage), Nant Road, Bothwell
- A single storey brick Georgian cottage once occupied by Irish exilesJohn Martin and John Mitchel.
16. Barn on Steddles, Elizabeth Street, Bothwell
- An unusual and scarce timber barn built on stone steddles to prevent vermin entering the metal lined grain store. The barn was built in the 1860's on the property 'Grantham'.
17. Ratho Homestead and Outbuildings,
- Lake Highway north of Bothwell'Ratho', which lies to the west of the town on Highland Lakes Road, is a single storey stone house with wooden Ionic columns at the front.
- Built in the 1830s to a design by architect Andrew Bell it was the home of Alexander Reid.
- Ratho's great claim to fame is that the Ratho Golf Course is the oldest course in Australia and the oldest known course outside Scotland.
- Ratho is still a working farm with "grazing sheep maintaining the fairways and fences.
|Ratho Farm and Golf course
|Ratho Homestead and Outbuildings
- Built in the 1830s to a design by architect Andrew Bell it was the home of Alexander Reid. Ratho's great claim to fame is that the Ratho Golf Course is the oldest course in Australia and the oldest known course outside Scotland.
- Laid in the mid-1830s, the course has square putting greens and fairways maintained by grazing sheep. You can even play a round with traditional hickory clubs.
|Putting greens and fairways maintained by grazing sheep
Other Bothwell Area Properties National Trust Registered
|Thorpe Mill, Bothwell
|'Cluny Park' Homestead,
|'Llanberis' (formerly Calton Hill)
|'Sherwood' Homestead
1.Thorpe Mill, Bothwell
2. 'Cluny Park' Homestead,
north-west of Bothwell - Home of Captain William Clark, late of the 6th Regiment of Foot, of the Clark property, Cluny Park, Bothwell
- A two storey Tudor Gothic sandstone house built in 1830 onto an existing single storey mudstone cottage (still surviving) built in 1824 by Captain William Clark on land granted to him. The house has aspects indicating continuous development until recent times.
Mudstone, single storey section at rear 1824. Two storey sandstone 1830 - Tudor Gothic - iron gable roofs - Lotus chimney pots. Projecting bay windows. Two pane windows - replacements. Decorative barge. Front door and roof dormer added c1960. Sunroom addition.
3. 'Llanberis' (formerly Calton Hill) 1519 Hollow Tree Road, south-west of Bothwell
- A two storey stone Gothic Revival house incorporating a cottage built before 1875. The twin gabled sections were added about 1890. The house, with its verandah to three sides, is well sited on a low knoll. Its setting in the landscape is remarkable and memorable, with the house outlined against a background of close hills while the view from the house is an open distant view across the Clyde.
Sandstone Gothic Revival house. Double gables with central chimney rising from valley. Timber verandah to three sides with timber posts and brackets. Built in front of earlier cottage. Quoins and reveals expressed. Two pane windows. Very good setting in landscape on knoll with treed background.
4. 'Sherwood' Homestead, Hollow Tree Road, south-west of Bothwell
- A fine Colonial stone house and attached stone outbuildings erected in 1842 on land granted to John Sherwin in 1823. The house has been subject to visits from bushrangers, among them Martin Cash in 1843. The group is dramatically sited in a deep valley of the River Clyde on an old road along the river to Bothwell.
Two storey stone Georgian house with attached stone outbuildings. Iron hip roofs. Thirty pane windows to level one, sixteen pane to level two. Cellars. Main facade of three bays with central entrance of six panel door, half sidelights and fanlight. Attached stone outbuildings 'in line' include two storey stone barn. Also two storey stone cottage. Many stone walls. Fantastic site deep in Clyde valley.
5. 'Strathborough' 1519 Hollow Tree Road, Hollow Tree
- A two storey Georgian stone house built in 1835. The house has unusual buttressing and protruding walls suggesting that the front facade may have been rebuilt. The building has a good setting in the landscape.
Two storey stone Old Colonial Regency house. Finer paler stone to front facade which protrudes at ends. North and south walls are buttressed - front door has deep recess - all this indicates the front wall has been rebuilt. Five bays, two pane windows. Single storey kitchen wing at rear. Also long stone wall at rear - now incorporated into recent outbuildings.
6. 'Strathbarton' (The Black Marsh), Lower Marshes Road, north of ApsleyA very unusual Georgian house and outbuildings erected in 1858 by Andrew Bell for Rev. Robert Russell.
- The two storey stone house has an unusual entrance porch with Doric balcony and a crude art nouveau timber verandah added later.
7. St James Church, Montacute (a hamlet)A simple Gothic Revival stone country church, built in 1857 by Captain William Langdon R.N. as part of the Montacute Estate.
- Read all about St James Church, Montacute
The beautiful stone church of St James, Montacute. On 11 January 2004
8. Steppes State Reserve, near BothwellOriginal cabin, the home of James Wilson, aged between 90 and 100 years, split boards, three rooms, much dilapidated but repairable: overhung with ivy and old fruit trees facing picket fence about garden.
Log cabin, (used as a living room and bakehouse), aged paling roof, large stone fireplace one end, bakers oven in boulder stone at opposite end
|Bothwell Historic Village -1. Originally a Gothic style schoolhouse, now the Australian Golf Museum. 2 the Old Stores, circa 1850. 3. The Castle Hotel, circa 1829 4. Twin Cottages, circa 1850
National Trust of Tasmania Register List for Bothwell, Tasmania
(from "The Country Towns and Villages of Tasmania" Register of Listed Buildings, edited by J.N.D. Harrison, Hobart 1976) page 60
These total 30 in Bothwell and 18 in the Country around Bothwell (=48). (The Tasmanian Heritage Register lists approx. 59 properties)
High Street, Bothwell
- Brick Residence (1839) (D.C. Medhurst) Classified
Elizabeth House, High St, Bothwell, TAS, Australia
- Stone Cottage (W. Barwick) Classified
- Stone Cottage (J. Denholm) Classified
- Brick Cottage with Slate Roof (C.M. Campbell) (1837) Classified
- Brick Residence (1839) (D.C. Medhurst) Classified
Patrick Street, Bothwell
Castle Hotel
(c. 1829) and Hall (c. 1892) (C, Clark) Registered
The Castle Inn dates from 1829 and is recognised as the second oldest continuously licensed hotel in Tasmania.
So old is the hotel that there is evidence that local Aborigines performed a corroboree in front of the hotel in 1832.
Stone Residence and outbuildings, 8 Patrick Street (J. Bignell)
A stone Georgian cottage built about 1860 with a later Victorian timber verandah, this building was once used as a post office.
The stone coach house at the rear was a staging point for local coaches. The buildings are important townscape elements of historic Bothwell.
Market Place and Queen Street, Bothwell
- St Luke's Presbyterian Church, by architect J. Lee Archer (1831) Classified
St Luke's Presbyterian Church, now St Luke's Uniting Church, was designed in 1828 and completed in 1831.
- Store and Shop (corner Alexander Street, 124 Queen Street Bothwell) (Miss White) Classified
- Library (Old State School) Registered
- read more: On the Convict Trail:Bothwell Literary Society Building
Stone Residence (Old Headmaster's House)
The old Bothwell State School operated from 1887 until 1965. For most of its life it was operated as a two teacher school.
At the official opening of the school, two trees were planted, an oak & a lime. Probably the two trees that currently are situated near the road are those original trees.
Read More at On the Convict Trail - Old State School, Bothwell
- St Luke's Presbyterian Church, by architect J. Lee Archer (1831) Classified
- Dennistoun Road, Bothwell
- Stone Cottage: Rock Cottage, 94 Dennistoun Road Bothwell, (corner Alexander Street) (W. Nichols) Classified
A single storey rusticated stone Victorian cottage built by local mason, Thomas Lewis.
The building is located at the end of Queen's Square and is an important focal element of the townscape of historic Bothwell.
- Stone Cottage 97 Dennistoun Road Bothwell (C. L. Campbell) Classified
- Stone Cottage: Rock Cottage, 94 Dennistoun Road Bothwell, (corner Alexander Street) (W. Nichols) Classified
Alexander Street, Bothwell
Two Brick Cottages (Mrs. G. E. Sealy)
Bothwell Stores 66 Alexander Street Bothwell.
A two storey brick Georgian corner building, constructed as two shops and residence.
The building is notable for its shopfronts, steeply pitched roof and stone paving to footpath outside. The building is a focal element of the Bothwell townscape
(White's) Store (corner Dalrymple Street)
(Mrs. G. E. Sealy)Classified - 20 Alexander Street Bothwell Tas 7030 - Sale listing
Literary Society Building (Bothwell Council)
Classified - 57 Alexander St, Bothwell
A single storey brick Georgian building, built before 1837 as the meeting place for the Bothwell Literary Society which had been formed in 1834 with Sir John Franklin as patron. The society in this building conducted the first public library in Tasmania.
- Crown Hotel also known as Bothwell Grange 15 Alexander Street Bothwell (c.1836) (C. R. Eyles) Registered
Bothwell Crown Lodge 1836
Post Office (1891) (ex V.D.L. Bank)
Old Bothwell Post Office
(M. Stuart) 10 Alexander Street, Registered
An unusual and highly memorable Victorian timber building constructed in 1891 as the Van Diemen's Land bank and residence. Sale listing and photographs.
The richly detailed facades of the bank, and the numerous other quality details throughout, are a fine testament to the capacities of the responsible Victorian carpenters and their craft. This corner building is a focal element contributing to the townscape of historic Bothwell.
- Brick Cottage (checkerboard) (R. Geard) Registered (11 Alexander Street Bothwell?)
- C.W.A. Rooms 8 Alexander Street, Bothwell (Old Sunday School) Registered
- Stone Cottage (M. Honner) Registered - 4 Alexander Street Bothwell - Sale Listing
4 Patrick Street, Bothwell
Dalrymple Street, Bothwell
- Coffee Palace (Dr. J. Brennan's Surgery) 1831, Classified - Read more On the Convict Trail blog
- Coffee Palace (Dr. J. Brennan's Surgery) 1831, Classified - Read more On the Convict Trail blog
Elizabeth Street, Bothwell
- Grantham Farm Group: Residence, Grain Store, and Stables (W. North) Registered - now part of Ratho farm group
- Stone Cottage, (C. Jones) Classified
Wentworth Street, Bothwell
- Wentworth House (1833) (K.G. Downie) Classified
A very unusual two storey Georgian house built in 1833 by Capt D'Arcy Wentworth (brother to William Charles Wentworth) the first Australian born Commissioned Officer in the British Army.
The house was added to by Major Charles Schaw, assistant police magistrate, who was responsible for the unusual dormer windows which are two metres above the floor. The house has a good garden and a fine landscape setting.
- Wentworth House (1833) (K.G. Downie) Classified
Lake Highway, Bothwell
- Fort Wentworth (1832) (Bothwell Council) ClassifiedThe house was built in 1832, and in 1849 alterations were made to allow its use as a police office and watch-house.
It is perhaps the best sited of buildings, sitting on a rocky knoll with fine east views over the Clyde River and Bothwell township.
- Clifton Priory (1848) (Dr. J. Brennan) Classified
- The Tannery, Stone Residence (Dr. M. Franklin) Classified
- Fort Wentworth (1832) (Bothwell Council) ClassifiedThe house was built in 1832, and in 1849 alterations were made to allow its use as a police office and watch-house.
Schaw Street, Bothwell
- "Rockford" Stone Cottage and Barn (R. N. Archer) Registered
Arthur Crescent, Bothwell
- Brick Cottage (Bayles est.) Registered
Country properties near Bothwell
- 'Sherwood' Homestead, Hollow Tree Road, (1835) (R. Hallett) Registered
- 'Strathbarton' (The Black Marsh), ) (1841) (Edward Knight) Registered
- 'Strathborough' 1519 Hollow Tree Road, (1835) (G. Hallett) Classified
- Thorpe Mill, Bothwell - (1823) (J. Bignell) Classified
- 'Llanberis' (formerly Calton Hill) Built before 1875 (D. Hallett) Classified
- Nant Homestead and Mill (K.M.C. Campbell) (1827) Nant Lane BOTHWELL 7030 Classified
Read more about Nant Mill here
- Mitchel's Cottage (K.M.C. Campbell) (1827) Classified
- Ratho Homestead and Outbuildings, (built by Alexander Reid) (1825) (D. Burbury) Classified
- 'Cluny Park' Homestead, (Captain William Clark), (1824) Classified
- Hermitage Homestead 1825 (Syndicate) Registered (Sale 2012, History)
The Hermitage, a colonial Bracknell, Tasmanian homestead
- Meadsfield Homestead, cottages and barn ((J. Hall) Registered (1911: Meadsfield, 6,977 acres; Bothwell, E. Nicholas's estate)
- Selma Homestead (McRae Estate) Registered - (was listed as a Large Estate of Tasmania 1911: Selma, 3,380 acres; Conara, Henry Reed)
- St. James Church Montacute (Hallett Brothers) Classified; A simple Gothic Revival stone country church, built in 1857 by Captain William Langdon R.N. as part of the Montacute Estate.
- The building was restored in its centenary year by the present owners. It sits on high country with distant views to the Clyde valley.
Read more about St James Church here
The beautiful stone church of St James, Montacute. On 11 January 2004
- Berriedale Homestead (Brazendale Bros) Hollow Tree Road, Registered
- Katrina Vale, old homestead (W. B. Downie) 440 Green Valley Road HOLLOW TREE 7140 Registered THR #860
- Dungrove Cottage (I. K. Downie) 3287 to 3289 Highland Lakes Road Bothwell Registered THR #72
- Hartfield (J. Hall) Registered
Steppes, Bothwell
- Wilson's Cottage (1882) Classified
Historic cottage and outbuildings with highland forest. Associated with earliest white settlement - pioneer hut and outbuilding.
Read more: The Steppes Historic Site
- Wilson's Cottage (1882) Classified
Central Highlands Council Heritage List (47 items)
Why visit Bothwell?
- to mooch around and admire a hugely impressive collection of Georgian houses
- to celebrate Australia's early golf history by inspecting the displays at the Australasian Golf Museum and playing a round at the golf course which is reputed to be the second oldest in the world
- to fish in the Clyde River for trout - it is famous for its brown and rainbow trout.
|Browse Bothwell - Historic Map
|Bothwell Quick Links:* Location* Origin of Name
|Ratho Farm Golf
|Australasian Golf Museum
|Nant Distillery
- See also Bothwell Photos by Dan Fellow
- "The Age" Bothwell, February 8, 2004


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Author: Sarah Crossan
Edition: Hard cover
Published: October 2, 2012
Publisher: Greenwillow Books
Pages: 373
Source: Bought from National Book Store
Category: Romance, Dystopia
Trailer: Here.
Inhale. Exhale. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe . . .The world is dead. The survivors live under the protection of Breathe, the corporation that found a way to manufacture oxygen-rich air.
Alina has been stealing for a long time. She's a little jittery, but not terrified. All she knows is that she's never been caught before. If she's careful, it'll be easy. If she's careful.
Quinn should be worried about Alina and a bit afraid for himself, too, but even though this is dangerous, it's also the most interesting thing to happen to him in ages. It isn't every day that the girl of your dreams asks you to rescue her.
Bea wants to tell him that none of this is fair; they'd planned a trip together, the two of them, and she'd hoped he'd discover her out here, not another girl.
And as they walk into the Outlands with two days' worth of oxygen in their tanks, everything they believe will be shattered. Will they be able to make it back? Will they want to?
Bea, Quinn and Alina's world is a place where the trees and the oceans are dead. It is a place where they have to pay for oxygen or rely to the Ministry's distribution of certain levels of breathing air. When Bea and Quinn decide to take a break outside the Pod, Quinn sees Alina and immediately likes her. Since Alina stole cuts of trees from the Pod which killed her ally Abel, she thinks Quinn could help her escape and lead her back to The Grove.
I honestly can't say how literally breathless I was at the time I finished reading Breathe. It is absolutely the dystopian novel I've been searching for. Looking at our environment now, the world Breathe revolves on to isn't far from reality. It might probably happen few hundred years from now. The idea of buying a tank or certain percentage of air is in fact a very terrifying idea. They no longer have trees but they do genius chemists who formulates the air. Outside the Pod is nothing but gas which kind of reminds me of Mars. I don't understand much how they regulate water, process food or even created the Pod but I guarantee you, this is not the world you could see yourself living in. And I think that what makes Breathe outstanding. Crossan wrote a novel that is not only very relatable, but one that stands out. I believe I've seen human's weakness high lighted such as greed that resulted this whole chaos as well as strengths such as resiliency and love.
The Resistance is a little bit confusing, though. I didn't clearly see the history of The Switch and why can they still do whatever they are doing when their resources are so limited. Plus the fact that there are Drifters who cannot go beyond several feel away from their solar-powered respirator survive without food is beyond my comprehension. These are some of the points I've noticed that didn't come in as strong as the other parts of the novel.
Three-way story narration hasn't been this fun. I loved how the scenes change because of the character's alternating point of views. I easily pictured each situations and surprisingly enjoyed the different flow of thoughts. Bea is such a very normal and typical young lady. She's studious, good friend and a submissive daughter. She's emotional and weak. In the world she lives in, she's not really expected to act like that but I guess Crossan's intention is to balance the character's personality because Alina is the tough one. She fights, she knows what she wants, she says what she has to say and she always keeps her guard up. And I cannot blame Quinn for liking her in an instant. Aside from she's beautiful, she exudes confidence that Bea doesn't really possess. But I am glad Quinn isn't easily manipulated but he believes what is right and he's selfless in a way. He shows that he would give up everything for the sake of freedom and what he think is best for everyone even if it would cost him so much. And I hated what his dad said at the end.
Romance in the story isn't as heavy as what might have expected. This one has the right amount of it but with such intense because finally, I've seen a different approach. No love triangles or whatnot, no insta-love. It took time for it to develop and it is one of those romances that I would surely remember. It is not everyday that one notices that special friend who have been there all their life.
Breathe is a fast-paced, action-filled dystopian novel one would definitely enjoy. With the touch of possibilities its twists leave the mind and the picture of a dying world that tickles the imagination, you will surely ask for more. Crossan's debut novel is such a light yet heavy read all at the same time! Truly, a must read!
"In another world I think we would have been friends, son."

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EmailLOS ALAMITOS, Calif. - The $484,000 Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Racing Association Futurity at Los Alamitos on Saturday may be too small of a stakes for fastest qualifier Carters Cartel. The winner of the Kindergarten and Ed Burke Million futurities earlier this year, Carters Cartel will be a strong favorite in the PCQHRA Futurity, if he starts. As of Wednesday, when entries were drawn, there were indications that he would not. The colt's owners - Sharon, Dawn, and Rhonda List of Double Bar S Ranch - and trainer Jaime Gomez are strongly considering scratching Carters Cartel in favor of the time trials for the $1 million-guaranteed Golden State Million Futurity on Oct. 19. With his win in the Ed Burke, Carters Cartel is eligible for a $1 million bonus if he completes an unprecedented sweep of the three seven-figure futurities at Los Alamitos, including the Golden State Million on Nov. 2 and the Los Alamitos Two Million on Dec. 14. "I think he has a chance to win the triple crown," Gomez said. Carters Cartel still has to qualify for both races through trials. With four grueling races coming in the next few months, the Lists and Gomez are reluctant to run Carters Cartel on Saturday, even if the race does offer $199,080 to the winner. "My plan? I don't know yet," Gomez said. "We'll talk it over. The trials are really close. If I have to say myself, I don't run." A winner of 5 of 6 starts and $619,037, Carters Cartel is brilliantly fast. He set a Los Alamitos 350-yard track record of 17.17 seconds in the Ed Burke and nearly equaled that time winning a division of the PCQHRA Futurity trials in 17.27 seconds on Sept. 22. In a strong sign that he may not start, the mount has gone to Carlos Huerta. Regular rider Alejandro Luna is named to ride Gomez's other qualifier - Velvetins. The situation facing the Lists and Gomez is rare. Horses are occasionally scratched from futurities because of injury or illness, and receive prize money as if they finished last. If Carters Cartel is withdrawn, he will earn 10th-place prize money of $9,480, but the 11th-fastest qualifier from the futurity trials will have been denied an opportunity at a lucrative purse. Without Carters Cartel, Daddy Dasher would assume the role of favorite. Second by a neck in the Kindergarten on May 19 for trainer Scott Willoughby, Daddy Dasher returned to win a division of the PCQHRA Futurity trials by a length. Bikers Bono, third as the 1-2 favorite in the Governor's Cup Futurity on July 28, is seeking his first stakes win. Trained by Chuck Treece, Bikers Bono has won 4 of 5 starts, including a one-length win in the PCQHRA Futurity trials.


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Have you ever lost your "man card"?
Apparently I did and didn't even realize it….
As many of you probably know, men strive to be "real men" via a variety of behaviors. This results from years of conditioning of them as boys and men by a variety of sources. Of course, this is not true of all circumstances but is an idea that appears to be prevalent among many groups of individuals. Men and boys who deviate from normal masculinity are considered to be societal deviants, to be abnormal or weird, and are still (even in 2011) often considered to be gay or "effeminate". This relates to the "man card" in a sense that "losing it" is the equivalent to being gay or to being abnormal. This appears to be true of bar culture specifically, with which I have quite a bit of experience given I am employed by a restaurant/bar.
When I order a drink at a bar or restaurant, I generally don't decide what I want based on what is "manly" but on what sounds good. One time, I ordered a cosmopolitan at a bar. An acquaintance of mine was nearby (though not really hanging out with me), and interjected, "Those pink drinks are for b-----s. Why the hell would you order that s---, man?" I was appalled, as I would not have thought he would talk to me like that, nor did I see a problem with the drink I chose.
Another time, I ordered a dirty martini, for which I was chastised by a coworker. He poked fun at my "marteenee" and continued to drink his beer. In a sense, he implied it was a delicate, light drink for wimps. Unfortunately, this type of commentary is common in the bar context, and continues to be present when men do not interrogate the social norms that dictate what beverages they "should" order. This is true of their behavior as well, as they should be willing to contradict social expectations of normativity but are often unable to do so due to peer pressure.
On askmen.com, there is currently a list of the "Top 10 manly summer drinks". The caption reads, "You're a man, so sipping on a drink that's garnished with an umbrella or a small tropical forest is not an option." What does that mean? How does a drink with a miniature paper umbrella connote femininity?!? Furthermore, why does it matter? When we have expectations of men to behave in certain ways, we tell them that other behaviors are wrong or inappropriate. This causes them to view such behaviors as weak and less than equal to their own.
In regards to the list of drinks, what about them is "manly"? Sure, there are "strong drinks" including whiskey sour and Moscow Mule. Among them, though, is the vodka martini. Perhaps the culture allows drinks of this sort to be considered "manly" once an "expert" like askmen.com claims they are.
At present, who decides that such behaviors (and drinks) are manly? The answer: We do! "Snips and snails and puppy dog tails" and "Boys will be boys" are two common expressions that relate to gender, with the latter being more relevant to this post. Why do we as a society consistently adhere to the ideals that gender is a "natural" concept? Likewise, why do we not allow individuals to deviate from such "natural" behaviors? I'm still not sure. Maybe because it is just easier that way.
So, if I order a martini, does that make me lose my man card? I don't think so—James Bond drinks martinis, and is in some ways the epitome of masculinity. And yes, I consistently prefer mine shaken, not stirred.
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Arts Council England support for two new projects
We recently had some good news: our application to Arts Council's Grants for the arts was successful!
This summer and autumn, we will be embarking on two new projects: La Llorona R&D and No Place Like Home (UK). Both projects will explore storytelling in the Black and ethnic minority and diaspora communities, examining cultural myths, legends and personal narratives.
We will also strengthen our organisation by creating an accessible community storage and resource of our decor and costumes, working with a community partner (school/venue); conduct participants and audience evaluation; and update our website.
In La Llorona R&D, five multi-cultural arts collaborators will create a new theatrical performance based on the Mexican myth La Llorona (Weeping Woman) over four-day intensive R&D residency.
As part of the team's research, they will deliver a one-day participatory workshop with Brighton's Latin-American communities, including children & families workshop.
Working together on this exciting new project are Mexican-British theatre director Rikki Tarascas, costume designer and carnival producer Hannah Barker, digital artist and sculpture Tom Hamilton, arts educator Linda White, and Mexican-American writer Amy Zamarripa Solis.
No Place Like Home comes to the UK in a special project in 2015 to help people from diaspora communities living in England remember and recreate their own childhood homes.
Amy Zamarripa Solis will be working with visual artists David Blandy and Larry Achiampong to deliver workshops in Milton Keynes, Bristol, Brighton and Crawley. Participants will learn how to use a range of digital skills including filming, sound recording, editing and writing to create and publish their stories in a range of mediums.
Artist and filmmaker Aikaterini Gegisian will create a film at each workshop, documenting participant's lives. We will share these films and also the works created by participants in Autumn 2015.
The workshops are linked to No Place Like Home UK is linked to a wider project examining the loss of home and gentrification around the world, starting with the Mexican-American neighbourhoods of downtown Austin, Texas, where Amy Zamarripa Solis is
A special thanks to our partners on these two projects: Ujima 98FM Radio, MK Gallery, Arts GatewayMK, Crawley Arts Development (Crawley Borough Council), BandBazi, and last but not least Mexican and Latin American Society at Sussex University (MEXSAS).


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Religions 2017, 8(9), 185; https://doi.org/10.3390/rel8090185
Dieter Schnebel: Spiritual Music Today
Perkins School of Theology and Meadows School of the Arts, Southern Methodist University, PO Box 750133, Dallas, TX 75275–0133, USA
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Received: 8 August 2017 / Accepted: 8 September 2017 / Published: 11 September 2017
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AbstractThis article presents an annotated English translation of the composer-theologian Dieter Schnebel's seminal essay exploring music's spiritual capacities. Speaking explicitly from his time and place, Schnebel considers compositional questions arising from the most advanced new music of European modernism. The approach is driven by insights derived from Marxist critical theory and the "new theology" associated with Bonhoeffer, Bultmann, and others. Acknowledging the secularized, religionless society Bonhoeffer had predicted in 1944, Schnebel argues that an authentic geistliche Musik has always been one driven by a secularizing dynamic, pressing beyond the walls of the church to engage a broken world of injustice and suffering. For him, the experimental avant-garde is fertile ground, since a music of the Spirit is a new, non-conformist music engaged in renewal. A translator's introduction analyzes briefly the major components of Schnebel's thought. View Full-Text
Keywords: Theodor Adorno; Dietrich Bonhoeffer; Karl Barth; Anton Webern; Gustav Mahler; demythologization; secularization; Confessing Church; German modernism
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|04 May 2015
I want to put my hard drive into another Pc and use it to boot
I have a IBM pc and another pc which I am not sure which brand it is (custom built).
Anyways I bought the custom built pc at a garage sale. The light on the computer turns on but on my monitor there is no display. I took it to a friend and he told me it's because there is no hard drive.
So I want to put my hard drive from my IBM pc into the other pc and use it to boot. I'm not very good with computers sorry so you might have to dumb it down a little .
Not A Robot
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Windows 10 64 bit
If the PC works, you should still get the BIOS display even though there is no hard drive. If you are not getting that, there is more problems than just no hard drive. Get that problem sorted out before you try the hard drive (if it is compatible and keep in mind it could even mess it up, so I really wouldn't do it).
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Hi there @Not A Robot and welcome to sevenforums!
I agree with @fireberd - the problem is not only related only to the missing hard drive in your computer. As long as there is nothing wrong with the core components, RAM, PSU, CPU, CPU heatsink, motherboard the computer should power on, with the fans spinning up, add a graphics card or use onboard video, and you should see the BIOS post screen.
As for moving your current boot drive in another computer to boot from, if your OS is OEM. That's because you can't 'move' a running installation (or Office install) from one computer to another, and the current install was done on a different computer, which means that the processor and chipset drivers installed will be different from those needed on the new machine.
Hope this helps and cheers! :)
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Alright I'm not very good with pc's (I'm 13)
And I'm still quite confused. is it ok if I put in just one ram card in it as I am just testing.
I have plenty of graphics cards and I will put one In.
Those are the only things I understand, When talking about PSU,CPU and stuff like that I get a bit lost
If it is not too much too ask could you help me identify the problem with my CPU and stuff and maybe even add Pics.
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I agree with everyone else. No hard drive is not your problem. There is some other issue you have.
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Yeah I know but Im terrible with pc's
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You're not terrible, just no experience. Nothing to be concerned about. There are a lot of things I don't know about because I've never done them.
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Ok I tried the putting in a ram card and a video card but no luck
So what next?
Also when I start the pc up and flip the switch at the back the fan in the middle goes for a bit but then stops
What does this mean?
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First of all, what type of GPU connection do you have? Turn your monitor on and make sure the input for the monitor is set to the type of connection you are using. Example, if you are using an HDMI cable, make sure your monitor's input is set to HDMI.
Check all of your Power Supply cables and make sure they are firmly connected.
Do you have LED lights on your motherboard? are they on even when the computer is not on?
Make sure the 24 pin cable (the big one usually on the right side of the motherboard) is connected completely and check the 8 pin power cable usually located above the CPU, is it plugged completely in?
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Ok I have checked it is on the right video display
24 pin thing is connected to power supply
Is the 8 pin cord (the one from the power supply) Is it supposed to be connected to something?
And the heat sink which is the fan right? spins for a bit on startup but stops
no motherboard leds
I've attached an image is that supposed to be connected to something if so where?
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Here's a timely reminder of how to cope with one of the world's worst events. It usually only lasts about 15 minutes but it can affect the rest of your life.
In some places in our world this event seems to recur every 4 years or so – often with devastating results. It is –
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First up, in June 2006 BBC News Channel published this article about penalties in football
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England's bid for World Cup glory could be boosted by scientists who claim to have discovered the formula for the perfect penalty.
Experts at Liverpool John Moores University have sent their findings to the England boss (At the time of the article it was Sven-Goran Eriksson).
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The formula to remember in a shoot-out is (((X+Y+S)/2)x((T+I+2B)/4))+(V/2)-1.
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Dr David Lewis, a mathematician who developed the formula, said: "Until now penalty taking has been described as a lottery – one that England have bought a ticket to but lost when it mattered. We would advise lots of practice for the England squad using these guidelines, and maybe we can lift the curse."
The scientists found the ideal velocity for the ball to be 25-29 metres per second and the ideal number of steps in a run-up to be four to six – but a long run-up of 10m is the least successful.
The ideal time to take the penalty is three seconds or less and while waiting for the goalkeeper to move before striking the ball helps the chances of success, if a player waits more than 0.41 milliseconds, chances of scoring are halved.
The study was commissioned by bookmakers Ladbrokes which were offering odds of 3/1 that England are defeated on penalties during the 2006 World Cup.
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John Mayer - Heavier Things
Audio CD (September 9, 2003)
Original Release Date: September 9, 2003
Label: Sony
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John Mayer's big-label debut was a multiplatinum breakthrough success whose sensual anthem "Your Body Is a Wonderland" scored him an unlikely Grammy for Best Pop Vocal. That out-of-the-box succes--and more than a few critics grousing that Mayer's muse was cloned from Dave Matthews--primed him for the typical sophomore slump. Instead, Mayer delivers an album whose tone and title suggests a gentle, tongue-in-cheek rebuke to his naysayers. Propelled by the subtle ambitions of an expanded pop-jazz framework (largely courtesy of Sheryl Crow/No Doubt/Jellyfish producer Jack Joseph Puig), Mayer's breathy vocal tack now suggests a detached, conflicted, and significantly less precious incarnation of Michael Franks. But, the way he weds fluid pop hooks to lyrical concerns whose self-obsessions are undercut by telling dollops of self-deprecation from the my-spirit's-too-big/smart-for-my-body laments of "Clarity," the upbeat single "Bigger Than My Body," and the bluesy plea "Come Back to Bed" to the cautionary, melodically-rich "Daughters" and even the antimaterialist agitprop of "Something's Missing should clearly draw in listeners." ~ Jerry McCulley
John Mayer is bound to stir up discussion, it seems, no matter what he does. Whether he sounds too close to Dave Matthews or whether (like here) he distances himself a bit from that sound. Whether he works on the guitar more (as in his debut) or whether he puts in more electronic elements distorting the original sound. In any case, controversy drags attention to him and it is one thing he deserves. His sound in this album is strengthened by a solid band (among others, to be found is Matt Chamberlain who's played drums for the likes of Tori Amos and Brad Meldhau) and though the lyrics might not be the deepest he's written, the album as a whole has a more original and mature feel than his debut album, which did happen to sound like a Dave Matthews ripoff more than once. Due to its variety of tempos and rhythms included in this work and the somewhat "heavier" electronic component (interestingly enough a little song tempo chart by sequence is included in the booklet!) it remindes of Clapton's 'Pilgrim' at times, such as the case with "Come Back to Bed". It is no coincidence, therefore, that he shared the Holiday Blues Revue ay NYC this past December alongside blues legends Buddy Guy and Double Trouble (the formed band of the late Stevie Ray Vaughn).
All in all, a step in the right direction, an evolution from his first album and most definitely a young artist to keep a close eye on: if he doesn't steer away from his current path, he's bound to becoming a musical legend of our times. ~ Manny Hernandez
I think that John Mayer has a very long carreer ahead. His first album brought him two Top 20 hits and a Grammy award. Now with "HAVIER THINGS" he prooves that that wasn't just fluke. The first single of this album, "BIGGER THAN MY BODY", was a great single, it maybe didn't made it very high in the charts (Peaked at #33 on Billboard's Hot 100) but he delivers a great performance. Although this album debuted at #1, it started to fall very fast. One year after, "DAUGHTERS" was released and made the album become Platinum x2 and climb the charts while the song also was also making a good impression until it brought John his second Grammy, this time for song of the year. Anyway, that's just the commercial part of the album . This album has great lyrics, production and John's performances are very good. Both his albums are great, I think that in a way he is the new version of Bruce Springsteen but with own style. Check the songs "CLARITY", "BIGGER THAN MY BODY", "SOMETHING'S MISSING", "SPLIT SCREEN SADNESS" and "WHEEL". ~ Javier Lopez
Personnel Greg:
Leisz - lap steel guitar
Jamie Muhoberac - keyboards
Steve Jordan - drums
Matt Chamberlain
John Mayer - vocals, guitar
Dan Higgins - saxophone
J.J. Johnson
David LaBruyere - bass guitar
Michael Chaves - guitar
Larry Castro - percussion
Also: Roy Hargrove, Roy Hargrove
John Mayer - Heavier Things Tracks:
01 Clarity
02 Bigger Than My Body
03 Something's Missing
04 New Deep
05 Come Back to Bed
06 Homelife
07 Split Screen Sadness
08 Daughters
09 Only Heart
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Founded by integrated resort pioneer Steve Wynn, Wynn Resorts is the third largest private employer in Nevada. With over 11,000 employees at its Wynn and Encore properties and annual revenue of $5.6B, Wynn Resorts is an important part of the gaming industry in Nevada and worldwide.
One of the most successful gaming corporations in history, the Las Vegas Sands Corporation employs more than 9,000 people in its two properties in Las Vegas. Led by gaming mogul Sheldon Adelson, Las Vegas Sands has annual revenue of $14.5B and was ranked as the 209th largest corporation in the US by Fortune in 2014.
Station Casinos is one of the premiere operators in the "local" integrated resort industry in Las Vegas. Founded in 1976 by Frank Fertitta, Jr., Station Casinos now owns and operates nine major resort properties and eight smaller gaming and entertainment properties in the Las Vegas valley. The company employs thousands of people in Southern Nevada and is now run by Frank Fertitta III. Fertitta also owns Zuffa, LLC, the entity that runs the world renown Ultimate Fighting Championship.
In 1941, Boyd Gaming founder Sam Boyd arrived in Las Vegas with his family and started working as a dealer. After years of working his way up in the industry, Boyd saved enough money to buy a small interest in the Sahara Hotel and Casino. Today, Boyd Gaming is one of the largest employers in Nevada, with over $2.16B in annual revenue and nine major properties across the valley.
Scientific Games, headquartered in Las Vegas, is a leading innovator in the global lottery and regulated gaming industries. Beginning with the breakthrough technology that launched the world's very first secure instant lottery game in 1974, the company has continued to advance the games, technology, programs, marketing research and security that have been a driving force behind the success of more than 300 customers on six continents over the last 40 years. In 2015, after acquiring Bally Technologies and WMS Systems, Scientific Games relocated its corporate headquarters to Nevada.
Konami, the Japanese developer and publisher of numerous video games, gaming platforms, toys, and trading cards, is undergoing a major expansion in Southern Nevada. Construction has begun on Konami Gaming's North American Headquarters, which will more than double the footprint of the current facility to 316,000 square feet. When completed, the expanded operation will oversee development, sales, manufacturing, and service operations in North America and Europe.
Slot machine maker IGT and global lottery business GTECH, recently merged to create the world's largest end-to-end gaming company. Headquartered in London, UK with a large presence in Las Vegas, NV, IGT offers gaming technologies on a variety of platforms. The company was founded in 1975 by Las Vegas gaming innovator Si Redd, and pioneered industry standards like video poker and wide-area progressive jackpots.
Australian gaming manufacturer Aristocrat Technologies is currently the second largest maker of slot machines in the world. With offices worldwide, Aristocrat's design, manufacturing, sales, progressive, and casino management systems are headquartered in Las Vegas.
Australian gaming manufacturer Ainsworth Game Technology recently broke ground on its 290,000 square foot North American Headquarters in Las Vegas. The all new facility will be located in what has been recently termed the "Gaming Manufacturers Corridor," where five of the largest gaming technology companies in the world have manufacturing and distribution operations.
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